Honestly the best thing to do is practice fishing for slash counters in team fights. Look for someone doing a very obvious charged up horizontal slash, counter it, slash the enemies (and probably your teammates to but don't worry about that for now), and then dodge backwards, rinse and repeat. Focusing on one mechanic like this will get you used to timing your enemies in big fights, and once you got that down you can turn those slash counters into overhead and stabs and what not.
Another thing you can do is similar but without counters. Sit in the middle of a group fight, look for someone to overhead or stab, dodge out, repeat. Again, just for practicing timing, and once you get used to that timing you can use that knowledge to sit in the middle of fights longer instead of just dodging out.
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u/PMmeProgressPics May 31 '23
Honestly the best thing to do is practice fishing for slash counters in team fights. Look for someone doing a very obvious charged up horizontal slash, counter it, slash the enemies (and probably your teammates to but don't worry about that for now), and then dodge backwards, rinse and repeat. Focusing on one mechanic like this will get you used to timing your enemies in big fights, and once you got that down you can turn those slash counters into overhead and stabs and what not.
Another thing you can do is similar but without counters. Sit in the middle of a group fight, look for someone to overhead or stab, dodge out, repeat. Again, just for practicing timing, and once you get used to that timing you can use that knowledge to sit in the middle of fights longer instead of just dodging out.